The "I have nothing Interesting to Say" Thread

Sportsdude · Nov 22 08 07:30

Yes, but not right now or next year. If I can't get into this program I'll just go to Berlin or Munich for a year.

P.C. · Nov 22 08 09:57

SD wrote: I don't really see the point in Vegas, some people love it, I rather get in a car from Vegas and drive to the Grand Canyon, that sounds more interesting to me than looking at a replica of the Eiffel Tower. lol

Vegas is definitely not for everyone. But it's SO much more than looking at a replica of the Eiffel Tower. I LOVE Vegas....and have never experienced a dull moment there. It's the land of decadence, excessiveness, extravagance, oppulence, extremes.....

It's a huge contrast to the peacefulness of nature that I love and my basic frugal nature......maybe that's why it's such fun for me.

Sportsdude · Nov 23 08 03:22

well Vegas is that place people don't sit on fence so to speak. You either love it or hate it there's no middle ground.

P.C. · Nov 23 08 09:05

OK then !!!! I'll tell my middle ground friends they have to pick a fence.

Sportsdude · Nov 23 08 11:03

how can you be in the middle about that place? lol

Lil Me · Nov 23 08 11:51

I'm middle ground about Vegas. I have fun every time I go there...but it certainly ain't my fave place in the world.

Sportsdude · Nov 23 08 12:30

I must of spent too much time in the bible belt. lol

49er · Nov 23 08 01:42

Lil Me wrote:
I'm middle ground about Vegas. I have fun every time I go there...but it certainly ain't my fave place in the world.
I'm with Lil Me here. However everyone I know who in their first visit to Vegas were awed and thoroughly enjoyed their visits. The sidewalk and plaza shows along the Strip are worth the visit

Gopher · Nov 24 08 12:28

Sportsdude wrote:
Yes, but not right now or next year. If I can't get into this program I'll just go to Berlin or Munich for a year.
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[FONT color=#ff0000]Don't even think of Berlin, go to Munich. You'll love it.

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Lil Me · Nov 24 08 04:04

I'm struggling to keep up with the neighbourhood soap opera without labelling all men as f*ckwits.

The torando of marriage breakup/addiction/midlife crisis has claimed another victim- good friends of mine. It seems noone is immune. Fortuntately I'm finding myself to be a pretty good support person because I'm all too familliar with the issues. *sighs*

P.C. · Nov 24 08 04:09

Not exactly something one wants to be well versed in. They're lucky to have you.

purelife · Nov 24 08 04:11

I agree with P.C. It's great to have a friend that they can trust and confide. These friends are very rare.

49er · Nov 24 08 05:07

I remember reading a few years back that over 50% of marriages ends in divorce.

Heard on radio yesterday that many couples who were planning to separate are staying together because of the bad economy.......better to make a go at it together than separately

Lil Me · Nov 24 08 06:31

P.C. wrote:
Not exactly something one wants to be well versed in.
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lol, Believe me, this isn't a course I signed up for by choice! But I'm happy to help others study, now that I'm a graduate.

Lil Me · Nov 24 08 06:32

And Mr LM has been reaching out to his guy friends who are in this zone, too.